Where are the transmission crossmember mounts on a 1963 Chevy truck?

Where are the transmission crossmember mounts on a 1963 Chevy truck?

Please select required product options. Our new 1963-72 Chevy and GMC truck modular design automatic transmission crossmember mounts in the factory location. Now combined with our ultra strong tubular engine mounts, this kit is all you need to improve your Classic truck.

What kind of engine mount do I need for a GMC C10?

A must for the enthusiast looking to upgrade their old 3 or 4 speed manual transmission to the more popular TH350, TH400, MUNCIE 4 SPEED, 700R4, 4L60E automatic. And, upgrade to a more practical engine mount. Works with LS motors, adapter brackets required.

What kind of bells are in a Chevy?

The early bells were cast iron with the aluminum bells being phased in. Eventually aluminum became the only material for all factory bells. With that said, most Chevy bells will physically fit Small Blocks from 1955 on up, 6 cylinders from 1963 on, and all Big Block engines, W engines, as long as they are Chevrolet engines.

What kind of engine does a Chevy bellhousing use?

With that said, most Chevy bells will physically fit Small Blocks from 1955 on up, 6 cylinders from 1963 on, and all Big Block engines, W engines, as long as they are Chevrolet engines. GM used engines from other divisions in Chevy cars.

Please select required product options. Our new 1963-72 Chevy and GMC truck modular design automatic transmission crossmember mounts in the factory location. Now combined with our ultra strong tubular engine mounts, this kit is all you need to improve your Classic truck.

A must for the enthusiast looking to upgrade their old 3 or 4 speed manual transmission to the more popular TH350, TH400, MUNCIE 4 SPEED, 700R4, 4L60E automatic. And, upgrade to a more practical engine mount. Works with LS motors, adapter brackets required.

The early bells were cast iron with the aluminum bells being phased in. Eventually aluminum became the only material for all factory bells. With that said, most Chevy bells will physically fit Small Blocks from 1955 on up, 6 cylinders from 1963 on, and all Big Block engines, W engines, as long as they are Chevrolet engines.

With that said, most Chevy bells will physically fit Small Blocks from 1955 on up, 6 cylinders from 1963 on, and all Big Block engines, W engines, as long as they are Chevrolet engines. GM used engines from other divisions in Chevy cars.